Will this work with the Allister Access II A opener
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With the proper paring of the transmitter (i.e. the key fob or visor mounted push button remote) and the receiver (the MVP 1) so they are the same frequency which means for this unit 318htz. This should work. I am not fully familiar with the Access IIA opener but I think this is the older version like I have from mid 80's. Regardless as long as you have the three screws on the back that you attach the receiver to you should be fine. The opener actually doesn't care what activation switch is used it simply is like flipping a switch or pushing the hard wired button (if you have one) on the wall of the garage. The critical aspect is as I noted before the remote and receiver must be set for the same frequency or they can't "talk" to each other. They make several different frequencies depending on brand and even within a single brand. The reason is in the past so you didn't end up opening you neighbors garage door. The 318htz was, based on my research, actually used in Allistar units sold in the Canadian Market. They have eliminated much of this trouble with the new rolling code units (i.e. computer chip randomly changing the codes without you even knowing it) and the "learning" receivers/openers that you simply push a button and it learns you transmitter code. Obviously this was the long answer but I hope it helps.
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Yes, it opens pretty much everything. It is the best opener I've ever had. Pretty amazing and easy to use
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Our garage door opener is a Chamberlain Liftmaster. When when our KLIK2U arrived, the instructions confirmed that it should work with any Chamberlain model. I don't know what the vendor's return policy is, but I certainly would take a chance on ordering it. We do like ours very well.
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It works for me on two different openers. Just make sure to follow the instructions. I blew it on the first try but got it on the second.
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According to a Google search it will. I also watched a Youtube video that made it quite easy to replace. I did not have to drop the entire opener.
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Not sure on your model but if yours has a program button on the opener it should work..
1392141
This opener will work on any door that has a single track with a torshen bar set up , if it's a low profile door that has a double track set up it will not work at all
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Yes. Place it about 5-6 inches under your opener. And it will work. That's how I have it set up
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Sorry I just bought the same remote that I have.... not sure what other openers it will run.
1553705
I have no idea,all I know is it worked fine for my Lift Master commercial opener.
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I have the Lift Master formula I Model 1270 and it is the exact replacement for my opener. Don't know if it works on any other model
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Sorry, I don't know if it will work with Stanley openers. Both my openers are Chamberlain's -- but I sure love having a single unit that I could program to open both doors with their own unique code.
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Correct. That is exactly what I did. Just make sure your model number is listed as compatible on your opener.
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Since l only have one opener l cannot answer that question. I can only assume it will only do one. I would direct you direct drive customer service for help.
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Marilyn, it is supposed to be compatible with all Stanley garage door openers. I purchased this right before my Stanley garage opener died and had to buy a whole new opener and no longer need it. I am swapping out my garage door opener this weekend and if you like, I can send you this carriage since I can no longer use it. Email your address to me Jason_Ferguson@knoll.com and I will ship it out this weekend.
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not sure but the info I had said it worked with most if not all chamberlain you can go to the vendor web site and ask them
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This is designed to work with any old opener - as long as there is a push-button on the wall to activate the opener. This product is designed to be wired in to the push button switch wire, and has its own power supply.